The paper “Boundary Bethe ansatz in massive AdS3“, co-authored by Daniele Bielli (Chulalongkorn University, Thailand), Vasileios Moustakis, and Alessandro Torrielli, has been accepted for publication in the Journal of High Energy Physics (JHEP). Daniele is a former PhD student at Surrey, and Vasileios is a current PhD student at Surrey. In this paper they perform […]
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The paper “Mathematical Analysis of Light-sensitivity Related Challenges in Assessment of the Intrinsic Period of the Human Circadian Pacemaker“, co-authored by Imran Usmani, Derk-Jan Dijk (Surrey Sleep Research Centre), and Anne Skeldon, has been published in the Journal of Biological Rhythms (open access link at the journal). This paper is based on Imran’s PhD thesis […]
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Congratulations to Elliott Farrall for passing his PhD viva! The viva took place on Monday 22 September. The title of Elliott’s thesis is “Conditions for the Non-Negativity of Excess Functionals in Constrained Variational Problems“. The external examiner was Prof Martin Kružík (Czech Academy of Sciences), and the internal examiner was James Grant. Elliott’s primary supervisor was Jon Bevan and second supervisor […]
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Anne Skeldon was in Lübeck Germany at the end of August (24-28 August) for the 2025 Congress of the European Biological Rhythms Society (link here). She gave a talk in a special session on “Post-translational regulations in clock and sleep” which was jointly organised by the Japanese Society of Chronobiology (JSC) and EBRS as part […]
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Next week (21-26 September) Dorje Brody will be participating in the ESI programme on “Simplicity behind Absurdity: The Power of Quantum Thinking” (link here). His role is as a contributor for the “Background Papers”. ESI is physically located in Frankfurt, Germany, but the event will likely be held virtually. Dorje is one of two scholars […]
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Anne Skeldon was in Barcelona, Spain, in July (6-11 July) to attend and present a poster at the Gordon Research Centre Conference on “Circadian Clock Dynamics and Physiology Across Biological Scales” (conference website here). The Gordon Research Centre conferences have a distinct structure where a limited number of scientists (typically less than 200) are invited […]
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